Louis Ziskin

This is pre-Uber smartphones, all that shit, obviously.

And he's like, dude, you can't send him.

You're going to die.

You can't lose anymore.

I was like, bro, I'm sending him.

And he's like, and he

He's like, nah, well, at least just send five.

And I was like, no.

If I send five and they get there, I'm going to be pissed that I didn't send all of them.

i'm kind of on my own and you know it's funny i've noticed this over the course of my life when shit's not going good you're always on your own right and then when shit is going good everybody's like oh bro i knew it all the time right so like guys that we're going to at this point in time for five and ten grand for investment obviously nobody's got nothing everything's anyway i send i instead of sending 20 i send 10 they get busted

The next morning, now I know I've got like, you know, 10 days.

Right.

A week to two weeks, you know.

So the first thing I do is I break off a corner of one of the remaining 10 kilos.

Sell it.

I get some cash to pay the rent.

I pay all the bills.

I load up the refrigerator and buy a couple ounces of wheat and just make myself as comfortable as I can.

Because I think if I do that, then I'll be able to figure out an answer.

Again, self-justification for spending somebody else's money.